Ellen DeGeneres says toxic workplace allegations "devastated" her - LGBTQ Nation
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"When you're a public figure, you're open to everyone's interpretation. And I'm sure you've heard the saying that, 'What other people think of me is none of my business.' Because people will say all kinds of things and you have no control over that. But you know the truth and that's all that matters."
"I'm here because I love doing stand-up, and I miss doing stand-up, and I like making people happy, and I do care what people think," DeGeneres said at the beginning of her recently released Netflix stand-up comedy special.
Ellen DeGeneres expressed that the accusations of a toxic workplace culture that surfaced before the cancellation of her talk show 'devastated' her.
After nearly 20 years and over 3,200 episodes, Ellen DeGeneres reflects on her journey and the impact of the workplace allegations, emphasizing her commitment to spreading kindness.
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